Sentence examples for undeniably true of from inspiring English sources

What is undeniably true, of course, is that the documents are old.

This is undeniably true of property crime, and common sense and evidence tells you that this is also true even of crimes committed by crazy people (to use the plain English the subject deserves).

Another real estate group confidently debunked fears of another implosion, "owing to some concrete facts which are undeniably true for every reader who walks the path of truth".

And while this may be true for some, her conclusion is undeniably true for all.

While equation 1 is undeniably true for a given individual, equation 1 also predicts that such a trade-off might occur among individuals producing seeds of different sizes, including individuals belonging to different species.

While it is undeniably true that members of these groups "live in daily fear of reprisals" and are consequently "reluctant to seek help," the social attitudes and laws that serve to marginalize them do more than discourage them from accessing care; they ensure that available clinical services remain unresponsive to their needs.

This is undeniably true: the growth of two key user metrics, Daily Active Users (DAU) and Monthly Active Users (MAU), is slowing.

Even if that's an exaggeration, it's undeniably true that a bunch of small businesses will fail.

If even one of these factors weren't undeniably true, there might be some shred of meritocratic legitimacy to the Bennet appointment, even in the face of other far more qualified candidates.

We argue that, while it is undeniably true that the vast majority of HIV-1 replication occurs in T cells, macrophages may nonetheless represent an important target cell type.

He has a point, but it's undeniably true that capital punishment costs millions because of the high-security housing of death row inmates and the lengthy appeals process.